[−][src]Trait abin::spi::UnsafeBin

pub unsafe trait UnsafeBin {
    unsafe fn _new(data: BinData, fn_table: &'static FnTable) -> Self;

    unsafe fn _data(&self) -> &BinData;

    unsafe fn _data_mut(&mut self) -> &mut BinData;

    unsafe fn _fn_table(&self) -> &'static FnTable;

    unsafe fn _into_sync(self) -> SBin;
}

Unsafe interface for Bin. This is only to be used if you want to implement your own binary type.

Note: Naming (the _) is a bit awkward: This is intentional: This trait is implemented for Bin and we want to make sure the IDE does not auto-complete; or the user uses these functions accidentally.

Required methods

unsafe fn _new(data: BinData, fn_table: &'static FnTable) -> Self

New binary from given data with given function table.

Safety

This is unsafe. Use this only if you implement your own binary type and you know what you're doing. See the default-implementation for details.

unsafe fn _data(&self) -> &BinData

A reference to the binary data.

Safety

This is unsafe. Use this only if you implement your own binary type and you know what you're doing. See the default-implementation for details.

unsafe fn _data_mut(&mut self) -> &mut BinData

A mutable reference to the binary data.

Safety

This is unsafe. Use this only if you implement your own binary type and you know what you're doing. See the default-implementation for details.

unsafe fn _fn_table(&self) -> &'static FnTable

Gets the function-table.

Safety

This is unsafe. Use this only if you implement your own binary type and you know what you're doing. See the default-implementation for details.

unsafe fn _into_sync(self) -> SBin

Wraps this binary in a sync-binary. This will just be a view (it does not synchronize). So be sure the actual implementation (the function table) is really Send + Sync.

Safety

This is unsafe. Use this only if you implement your own binary type and you know what you're doing. See the default-implementation for details.

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Implementors

impl UnsafeBin for Bin[src]

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